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Machine Head is an alternative metal artist from Oakland, California, USA formed in 1991. 33 releases are catalogued on Riffiter.
Alternative Metal · Oakland, California, USA · Best alternative metal albums
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The Blackening
2007 · 10 tracks
Burn My Eyes
1994
Unto the Locust (Special Edition)
2011
Through the Ashes of Empires
2003
The Burning Red
1999
Supercharger
2001
The More Things Change...
1997
ØF KINGDØM AND CRØWN
2022
Hellalive
2003
Catharsis
2018
Unto the Locust
2011
UNATØNED
2025
Bloodstone & Diamonds
2014
Burn My Eyes (Live-in-the-Studio 2019)
2021
Bloodstone & Diamonds (Track Commentary)
2014
Unatoned
2025
Of Kingdom and Crown
2022
Machine F**king Head Live
2012
Elegies
2005
Circle The Drain
Single · 2020
Civil Unrest
Single · 2020
Locust (Advance Mix)
Single · 2011
ØF KINGDØM AND CRØWN - Bonus Tracks
Single · 2022
Is There Anybody Out There?
Single · 2016
These Scars Won't Define Us (Tour Version)
Single · 2024
Circle The Drain (Acoustic)
Single · 2020
Hallowed Be Thy Name
Single · 2008
Die Young (Acoustic)
Single · 2019
Do or Die
Single · 2019
Killers & Kings
Single · 2014
Battery
Single · 2006
The Black Procession
EP · 2011
Halo / Hallowed Be Thy Name
Single · 2008
Machine Head is an American heavy metal band from Oakland, California. Formed on October 12, 1991, the group was founded by Robb Flynn and Adam Duce. There have been 4 member changes since their inception. The current lineup of the band comprises Flynn (vocals, guitar), Duce (bass), ex-Vio-Lence guitarist Phil Demmel (guitar), and Dave McClain (drums). Machine Head is one of the pioneering bands in the New Wave of American Heavy Metal. Machine Head was formed by member Robb Flynn, previously part of the bands Forbidden and Vio-lence. Flynn felt musically unfulfilled with Vio-lence and requested to start a side project. When his request was denied, he left the band and formed Machine Head in 1992 with Adam Duce, Logan Mader and Tony Constanza. Though the band's first album, Burn My Eyes, was a big success in Europe where it garnered attention on MTV's Headbangers Ball, in America (with HBB taken off the air during the grunge movement) Machine Head would not have success until later albums. The band nearly disbanded in 2002 after negotiating off its label, Roadrunner Records, when controversy surrounding Machine Head's fourth album Supercharger (released 3 weeks after September 11, 2…
